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The high schools in the State of Maryland have an urgent need. They need officials in almost every sport. In some communities the shortage is critical enough that high school games are either being postponed or cancelled.
be a role model for the youth in your community
It’s a great way to stay in good physical condition
Hours are flexible
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Becoming a high school official is the easiest call you will ever make. As an official, you protect the integrity of the games our kids love to play by displaying qualities like honesty, objectivity, consistency, courage, and common sense. Officials have the opportunity to help teenagers learn life lessons that will benefit them for a lifetime. As veteran officials continue to retire, new officials have an opportunity to make a huge difference in the lives of hundreds of young people every year.
St. Michaels senior Macy Motovidlak recently signed her letter of intent to attend Goucher College to major in premed and play field hockey for the Gophers. Congrats to Macy on a successful high school and travel career. Best of luck in your future endeavors.
Ridgely, MD ... Breaking News out of Bulldog Country! Defensive Coordinator Colin Joseph and Special Teams Coach Jody Ward have announced that they are retiring from coaching football. Joseph has served with James McCormick for the last 27 years with Ward joining the team after coaching at Easton High for many years. Head Coach James McCormick said that he will not make a decision on his return until at least January. Stay tuned for more details as they develop. Pic courtesy of Jody Ward FB Page
Pocomoke's Aubrey Jackson Bowen scored the only goal, leading her Warriors to a 1-0 victory over Patuxent. That victory gave Pocomoke their 20th State Championship in program history. Congratulations to the Warriors.
BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. - In addition to the individual awards, the league also announced the All-MEC teams. Regular season champions Notre Dame and Frostburg State led the way with 10 and seven first-team honorees, respectively, followed by Charleston with six honorees. Glenville State placed three on the first team, UNC Pembroke, West Virginia State and Wheeling each had two first-team selections, and West Liberty and Concord had one each. Easton High Grad and Frostburg State senior Drew Griffith received Honorable Mention honors as a part of the 15 Bobcats named to the All-MEC Team. Drew is the son of former Easton coach and the color commentator of Overtime Live, Matt Griffith. Congrats Drew!
School: North Caroline High School
Class of: 2022
Favorite Cereal: Trix
Favorite Food: Pancakes
Does Pineapple Belong on Pizza: No
Person you want to meet?: Luke Combs
Best advice ever given: Don't get arrested
If you could be a Superhero who would it be? Why?: Wonder Woman because I was her for Halloween when I was 8
School: Kent Island High School
Grade: Class of 2022
Favorite Cereal: Lucky Charms
Favorite Food: Pulled Chicken
Favorite Music: Country
Person You Would Like to Meet: George Strait
Best Advice Ever Given: It's okay to aim high and miss but not okay to aim low and hit.
If you could be a Superhero who would it be? Why?: Batman; because he has night vision
School: St. Michael's High School
Grade: Class of 2025
Favorite Cereal: Frosted Flakes
Favorite Food: Chicken Nuggets
Favorite Music: Music from the play Hamilton
Does Pineapple belong on Pizza: No, I like my pineapple separate
Best Advice Ever Given: Don’t give up
If you could travel anywhere in the world where would it be? Europe
School: North Caroline
Grade: Class of 2023
Favorite Cereal: Fruit Loops
Favorite Food: Crabs
Favorite Music: Classic Country
Person You Would Like to Meet: Country music star George Strait
Best Advice Ever Given: Don’t tell people stuff you don’t want spread because they say they won’t spread it but they will
If you could be a Super Hero who would it be and why?: Wonder Woman because of her super strength, speed, and agility
